Italy's biggest and most
left-wing trade union federation, CGIL, said Monday it would
propose a new Workers' Statute introducing universal labor
rights.
The proposal for a Charter for Universal Labor Rights is
set out in a citizens' initiative bill to be put to union
members for approval early next year.
The bill aims to "broaden, expand and integrate" Italy's
existing Workers' Statute of 1970, key parts of which have been
watered down by the government's recent Jobs Act labour market
reform.
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